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With so many of us working from home, what are we looking at every day?

3 dogs at the top of the stairs. — 3 Dog Day

Working from home…not exactly from my window. This is my view when I come home from one of my rare trips into town. (Tracey)

Covert visitor (Peggy)

Many tomato plants and lettuce on a window ledge. Beyond the window are an empty parking lot and apartment building.

Finally got around to putting those dots on my window to prevent bird collisions. (Marie-Odile)

Snow on Sudbury doorstep — Here’s the view from my window in Copper Cliff (Sudbury), Ontario this morning. We’ve had little snow squalls almost every day for the past week and a half. (Codie)

Cardinal at the window — The Cardinals have gone wild attacking the windows of our house. This has been going very actively on for the past 6 weeks. It is their mating season and they see their reflections in the window and think they have other males in the area, so they are fighting their own reflexions. (Marina)

Downtown Ottawa street from apartment window — View from above (Don)

Flowers and plants in window boxes — I planted this hibiscus a few months ago….watered it every week, talked to this and my other plants…got a flower this morning! It made my day. (Janett)

13 turkeys in the front yard. (Mike)

Mauzy morning (Peggy)

From my home office…but my desk faces the orange wall. (Tracey)

“Collisions with glass kill 1 billion birds per year in North America.” (Safe Wings Ottawa). Learn more at Safe Wings Ottawa and Feather Friendly.

Monday, May 4, 2020 | Categories: News